Russian General Taken Out With Car Bomb In Southern Moscow!

James Kaufman, World News Report Today. Russian general killed by car bomb in Moscow marks the third top officer assassinated in just one year. A Russian general was killed early Monday after a bomb detonated beneath his car in southern Moscow. Russian law enforcement officials have announced the hugely provocative act was likely either carried out by Ukrainian operatives or Allied Western Intelligence, or a combination of both, and marks the third killing of a high-ranking defense official over the past year. The slain senior officer has been identified as Lieutenant General Faniil Sorvarov, 56, who headed the General Staff Operational Training Department. He initially survived the blast, but soon succumbed to his injuries. Investigators released video showing a severely damaged white Kia Sorento in a residential parking area near apartments in southern Moscow. The doors were shown to be blown out and debris was strewn everywhere. As for the investigation at this scene, the Moscow Times cites officials who say that they are assessing whether Ukrainian intelligence services could be linked to the incident. Ukraine, which has previously acknowledged carrying out similar attacks inside Russia, did not immediately comment. Throughout the course of the war, there's been a string of these high-profile assassinations on Russian soil involving car and even cafe bombs. America's CIA or Britain's MI6 has long been suspected of being involved in these targeted killings, or at least assisting in these brazen Ukrainian-linked operations. But ultimately, little has been uncovered or proven in terms of a potential Western hidden hand in this ongoing dirty war. I would have thought that a general's car would be, well, much nicer than the Kia Sorento there. But what do I know about Russia? So, folks, here we go. Please give us a thumbs up. Please share. Always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World, including the U.S. government sending $300 billion to Ukraine so they could launder it and steal it. Welcome to the American taxpayer's hell.